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Harnessing the power of ST's NFC ST25DV dynamic Tag using your smart phone

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EOC 2021

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John Tran

John Tran is a Field Application Engineer with a BS Degree in Physics from Virginia Tech University where he studied semiconductor and high-temperature superconductor technologies. John has over 25 years of experience in the electronic industry. His early experiences ranged from complex SoC to secure and standard microcontrollers. He has been with ST over 12 years and is currently specialized in NFC technologies.

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Harnessing the power of ST's NFC ST25DV dynamic Tag using your smart phone

John Tran

36:31 EOC 2021

John Tran

36:31

Learn how to use all the functionalities of STMicroelectronics NFC ST25DV-I2C Dynamic tag from your Smart Phone on both Android and IOS platform using NDEF message, Data Protection, Fast-Transfer-Mode, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi static and negotiated handover.

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